Shoppers at a Musselburgh store can take part in SPAR's Spinner Winner campaign in collaboration with YouTuber MrBeast and Feastables Chocolate Bars.
From 10am-noon, tomorrow, at Spar Pinkie Farm Convenience Store, Moray Way, customers can spin a wheel to win spot prizes which include incredible MrBeast merchandise, a yearly supply of Feastables chocolate bars and a chance to win £100 in cash.
SPAR has been selected as the exclusive convenience store chain in the UK stocking Feastables founded by MrBeast, AKA Jimmy Donaldson.
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The 25-year-old's giveaway videos have amassed billions of online views with the American boasting 174,000,000 subscribers on YouTube, the most subscribed individual user on the platform.
He said: "I’m incredibly excited to join forces with SPAR UK. It's a fantastic opportunity for my fans to engage in a fun and interactive experience while having a shot at winning some amazing prizes. I'm especially thrilled that my UK fans will also get the opportunity to try my Feastables chocolate bars."
Every spin not only grants players a chance to win prizes instantly but also earns them entries into the grand prize draw at the end of the campaign. With a prize pool exceeding £150,000, there are several rewards up for grabs including a car or £10k in cash.
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"We are incredibly proud to present the Spinner Winner campaign in partnership with MrBeast," said Sarah Ellis, group marketing director at SPAR Wholesaler AF Blakemore.
"This campaign embodies our commitment to providing our customers with extraordinary experiences and opportunities to win fantastic prizes. With the combination of our online game and in-store events, we are confident that Spinner Winner will capture the excitement and enthusiasm of our customers." she added.
Spinner Winner is open to individuals who are 18 years of age or older.
To play in the Spinner Winner game, visit https://www.sparspinwin.co.uk/
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